Here, you will find the original AnalySeries on its versions 2.0.5.2 and 2.0.8, and its User's Guide, along with some other resources (e.g., other versions of AnalySeries, practical solutions to common problems, such as alternative options to running AnalySeries without an old Mac, a forum to discuss different problems, etc.).
AnalySeries is a powerful program designed to assist you in analyzing and visualizing various types of paleoclimatic data, such as analyses on marine sediment and ice cores, but also to calculate parameters such as insolation, obliquity, eccentricity, and precession. Thanks to its user-friendly interface, it makes it easy to correlate different paleoclimatic data and archives, and to make different types of mathematical processing for better interpretations and visualization of your data. Whether you are a professor, a researcher, an analyst, or a student, AnalySeries will provide you with the tools you need to explore and interpret your data effectively.
We encourage the users of AnalySeries to cite the original work of Paillard et al. (1996), as well as each of the respective authors of models and data used by AnalySeries, which can be found in the references of the program or the references section of the User’s Guide.
At the end of the guide, other versions of AnalySeries are briefly explained too, including a cross-platform version written on Java.
The new Mac Operational Systems no longer support this version of AnalySeries because it requires a 32-bit MacOS prior to Catalina (MacOS 10.15). In consequence, the only solutions to keep using AnalySeries are to preserve an old Mac or to use an emulator or Virtual Machine. However, a new Python version has been developped at LSCE, PyAnalySeries, please visit https://github.com/PaleoIPSL/PyAnalySeries/. This new software retains key features of the original version, while offering important enhancements. Written in Python, PyAnalySeries can be easily installed on all major platforms (Linux, macOS, and Windows).
Installation:
- Make sure you have the right equipment: 32-bit MacOS prior to Catalina (MacOS 10.15) or an alternative solution.
- Download AnalySeries from the official GitHub repository of LSCE at https://github.com/PaleoIPSL/AnalySeries.
- Once unzipped, you can directly run AnalySeries, there is no need to install it.